Wednesday, January 12, 2022

Drying and Stretching

 I fear this is a rather boring post, but it's part of the process. After I chine-collé the prints (see previous post), they need to dry and stretch. I tape each print onto a wooden board and let it dry for 48 hours. As the paper dries, it shrinks and stretches tight and flat. 



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